was . the online comments here from dw andrew and i went awry. thanks for joining us coming up. no anesthetic races in eastern ukraine russian and ukrainian government signaling over sunday's deadly shootings south korea's president intends to captain and crew members of the sunken ferry she calls their behavior unforgettable and murderers and a year after the attacks the boston marathon makes a comeback with an american winning the race for the first time in three

decades. we start off in ukraine where us vice president joe biden has arrived for talks with the acting ukrainian government amid rising tensions between moscow and kiev. but his visit comes a day after a shootout outside the town of le beyonce killed three people. the incident sparked a war of words between key as interim government and russia which both sides blaming each other for the attack on for days after the hit that after the talks in geneva and then to ease the crisis in eastern ukraine. the two sides are no closer to de escalating the situation now russia's foreign minister accuses authorities in kiev of not keeping their end of the bargain. tom pool remains behind barricades patrolled by a nice man. the ukrainian fact he hates that they read to them that the separatists

let's see monday to succumb to the fifties new self appointed for this man. he had to find out whether the rebels will uphold the agreement signed in geneva and the occupation but on says as to why the accord is they'll pay off your incoming that still make clarity as to what happened in a deadly shoot out at the fifty. the interim government in kiev as saying the incident down. they are showing they got there early this is nothing but terror we believe that the russian side will undertake the masters which we agreed in geneva. if you want. but russia says that ukraine is not ready to upload the geneva agreements to a mosque and has named the canes in ukrainian ultra nationalists to do with you with the though i still continued to go to the crime committed in surabaya on skis his country to the geneva agreement. it shows the current government is the inside i'm a little

unwilling to control the extremists with the tickets. hewitt extremists. i'm small finger pointing. this time i can rush said. vice president jay bybee and traveled to tnt told that the interim government that washington says the state has failed to use its influence on prey russian separatists in ukraine to deactivate the tension. meanwhile the separatists continue to occupy several government buildings in the region including the regional government seats in donetsk the us and european officials say they're ready to stock lost a bit more sanctions if the fact that is dying out. well let's get the latest now from ukraine and andrew simpson joins us now from the capital kiev was in great to see you i was startled by asking you about vice president joe biden's visit to kiev. of course he's not coming empty handed. what does care but once from the us will they be asking

for a week away. well i don't know her so much a question about lisa way of the ukrainian army is equipped with their problems with organization and especially of morale after years of underfunding the main purpose of biden's visit is to show the moral and largely financial support for the ukrainian government over the past week a week and they've been finalizing a non international aid package worth more than twenty billion dollars so he's really here just to show that the us and the rest the west is strongly behind this government. this thus given the slowdown since the dance there's a lot of confusion about who was involved who did what is there any way of finding out the details especially considering the serious ramifications that this could bring about it's very difficult at this point snow exactly what happened. the organization for security and cooperation in europe which the main

international monitoring body here in ukraine actually had to put off his first attempt to go to slow the us yesterday and only reached the town today on this very difficult for western journalists and ukrainian journalists come to work there some have been detained so of the information it's trickling out is largely of bias towards the russian side i miss my final question to mention the big deal the salvage you think especially since enforcement seems to be impossible. well um there's actually been little help from the from the very beginning about this agreement in many ways you can say that the geneva agreement was getting diplomatic cover to the west to show that they were actually trying to do something as we know it's given to the agreement has given the rush to the russian side all is well sort of plausible deniability. they say they don't control the armed man in eastern ukraine and eastern

the doorman and eastern ukraine say they're not taking that they were represented in geneva. so they've never had a representative there to begin with. i'm very very complicated situation there reporting from kiev ukraine it was stinkin thank you so much for bringing us up today will the knock on effects of moscow's standoff with the west over ukraine are hurting russia's economy which is now teetering toward recession. while the threat to economic sanctions from the us and the eu have already caused a massive capital outflow from the country. internal problems such as decreased consumer spending sagging investment and weakening demand for energy exports have also slowed the economy and we move on down to the continuing recovery operation underway in south korea after a ferry sank on wednesday. the president shared her views saying the actions of the captains some of the crew one count of murder. parkin she is calling for a thorough investigation

into the incidents the captain and two crew members have been arrested we're facing charges including negligence on the nearly five hundred people on board more than two hundred are still missing was the then high school students the confirmed death toll has risen to eighty seven families of the passengers are grieving and many are stunned at the captain's survive while their children went down with the ship relatives are in despair as the feed their children becomes increasingly clear well yesterday i thought my daughter would return of mine resurrected and not only my daughter i thought all her friends. the reality that even today. instead it corpses are gradually being brought to shore. you're ending homer meaning though south korean president park and has strongly condemned the response of the senior crew members the content of the campaign and some of the crew is in a

comprehensible to the point of view of common sense is tantamount to an act of murder and should not be tolerated. yes the radio transcript of communication with maritime authorities in the keys to crew members were crippled by confusion and indecision. except accounting at least forty minutes since you evacuation orders. until then passengers were instructed to stay below deck when you order came. it was too late for them to reach evacuation points. ironically a promotional video for twenty ten shows the same count and looking out to sea and praising the ferry safety standards. one that i believe it is safer than any other means of transport as long as passengers on the cruise instruction. it seems now that so many passengers died precisely because they followed the cruise instructions the earlier we spoke to our correspondent is

this rather in seoul and i asked him if the presidents condemnation reflected opinion in south korea. well i think it important to them about. it picked up a bit more so than did the ferry captain and crew. i think you know it's not unusual or sitting at the skate to cricket to make your own judgment about ongoing education i think in part because the family that the victim. significant part of the popping of the population here. when the government for dragging its feet and ultimately leading to the law applied toward the initial stages of their reputation. and investigators know anything more about what exactly happened what made this theory campsite the prevailing theory is that the ship good enough to wrap her in and out of choppy waters. i called our code issued to one side and that would help make the boat limit it to our work

investigation really can't make this determination until decrease the out of the water but it doesn't look like that ever happen to be tied to the tube rescue recovery operation is still continuing the postcard that they're not going to put that out of the eu until they get the content of all the family and apparently it doesn't seem to be making that contention and it really a deduction. do people believe in earlier evacuation could have saved more lives. well i think after these transcripts were released so over the weekend. some people are thinking that way typically crowd control told the crew to a contract with the passengers as quickly as possible put my jacket off and get up off the boat. but the crew at the ticket saying that they couldn't go to build the boat had helped it so much that the life boat with a billboard or a dough that you are so close to that so i think i think though

that i think our focus might start shipping to the ferry captain of the screw and the investigation gets underway. jason's other things. joining us from school. alright china's biggest car show has kicked off engaging with less fanfare than usual. sluggish economic growth and concerns of a quality have taken a toll on the country's auto industry but it isn't all bad news because the premium end of the market is still flourishing chairman brands have been the biggest winners there but environmental restrictions could pollution become a couch the pollution and climate i think part of the mine in china's cities. people who want to carve their own often have to pay huge sums to register a car or they can get lucky. many cities use a lottery system to distribute permits. there is no told them just at the beijing motor show. german car

maker's dined like bmw and audi are here presenting new models and hoping for a share of the lucrative markets essentially die ler. which is hoping to catch up with its rivals. he has inched be dealt in the coupon we came to the markedly itself would miss him but i have the impulse to critique our two competitors in china the injustice i have in many markets around the world about it so it may not happen with the new year will get there all excited about it german car makers might be concerned about china's restrictions on vehicle permits. they are confident that demand for cars and the premium segment remains strong. even if chinese drivers seem to be spending more time and traffic jams rather than actually going anywhere. now it's been twenty five years since the game boy hit the market nintendo's legendary portable console was first released in japan on a poultry forest nineteen eighty nine and he revolutionized the gaming

industry its low price and popular games like super mario and donkey kong making boy an instant hit. the one never had one and it laid the foundation for today's handheld gaming systems systems that are now being supplanted by srtphone gain for now though let's take a look back at twenty five ears of cablehey may have b couch potatoesutheir stainly got a lot of exercise. they were the kids who managed to persuade their parents to buy them again boy and then it was plain funny play. the legend of zelda cooking on mario nintendo was constantly drawn to new games on the market with enormous success. for years. dean boyd was the top selling handheld game console in the world these days though you're more likely to seene in tennessee on the device click here. in accepting the vogue russia lost the game away was the first device you can play

anyone notices that today everyone has a smartphone but that was the fact i could sit on the sofa of righteousness and play. the first model was released in nineteen eighty nine. at that time nobody had any idea that it would forever change the way that children cry. did your brother play with the gameboy i honestly did he still has one at home. and i went on to find. but mostly it was a way to foster time in school. it was like back then. go find a gameboy in shops and more by its successor the nintendo ds is still on the shelves and mario is still just as active another thing hasn't changed in twenty five years. if you want to advance the next level. he'll still need to

help ups. well still ahead for us after a break reports of what the un is calling an ethnic massacres in the world's newest country classroom learning a long distance we take a look at a popular trend in online learning that's taking off right here in germany so don't delay i am. ew for others. i am. and. gcses

rebels in south sudan are reported to have massacred more than two hundred civilians including tilt the un says the rebels carry out killings when they took control of the town of bint you. government forcest tuesday our bills and government forces have been fighting a sinus and on since last december after an alleged coup attempt. the un mission as essendon says the rebels pick their victims based on their ethnicity the un released some rare video footage of the aftermath of the attack and we must warn you some of the images are about to see are extremely disturbed. then meeting with the clothes on their backs to most and that

they can carry. thousands of people men women and children fleeing the town of beans you in ut states in south sudan the un mission essays many of seeking shelter at his compound. the token thousands throwing at the gates. this is why. luge strewn with bodies. these people are called to be killed by the rebels who overran the town last week. the usa's of rebels books that people accept and nationalities and ethnicities. and then massacred them. what's with said the un representative to the onsen is documenting what he see's is an atrocity. one young woman told him. they came to us in our homes in the hospital with all the way they came to care less the un is calling for full

investigation and essays those responsible must be held to account. so in a moment we'll check in on the boston marathon which is how the snowman twenty year on after a deadly bomb attack shattered the race. first will take a look at some other stories making news. i admit it's a serious parliament says presidential elections will take place on june. there is a bunch of ah such is expected to run for another term and st election rules bar exiled opposition leaders from entering the race. united nations has criticized the decision saying the election could undermine efforts to end the country's three years the war. plane crashes self southwestern finland has left a sky divers dead. three others on board the aircraft were able to parachute to safety before the crash eyewitnesses say the propeller plane appeared to have engine troubles shortly after takeoff

the name of pro democracy figure weaned team has died at age eighty four the national league for democracy. together with nobel prize winner aung san suu kyi. in two thousand that the activist and journalist was released from prison after spending nineteen years behind bars for opposing myanmar's military rule. well monday was a marathon day in boston it's the city nearly synonymous with its twenty six point two mile race. when it was still mourning those killed and injured in last year's bombing of security with a top priority in all the spectators phase the tightest security measures ever along of course people rewarded with a very close men's race with a surprise when a man that was first american man to win since nineteen eighty three a minute of silence remember the victims of last year's bombings was followed by a peaceful race i made abundant sunshine and cheering crowds

and the marathon and did a complete surprise. american and one for the first time in over three decades. even more surprising was that want to make the plays he was considered to be among the favorites. the thirty eight year old clocked a personal best time surpassing his previous record by company next. it's beyond words. i was dead in a tense day last year. i missed about five min at the bomb explosion in the city on iran it is just a boston and satan for the world. we entered resilience would never give up and i felt like those for you but the pass so we can get him back and i went to distance the sun rays but i just ran to when do the best. his revenge and to separate yourself from attempts to control women's title and claim her third overall victory in boston she set a course record time two hours eighteen minutes and fifty seven seconds. it's

now the football world cup looming in just seven weeks from now in brazil but many see inns and hotels aren't finished yet. keep the president is at last i put some blame on european construction companies. in an interview on french tv but said the organization of the work is for. that has nothing to do with football big companies from germany and france in particular are responsible. until now but it always blamed the delays on years of inaction by the brazilians. after they won the right to host the twenty fourteen world cup it's a soccer here in germany now. stuttgart have been battling relegation for much of this season. but sunday brought them some relief for god were hosting red hot third place all. they grabbed all three points. and hardware even got to go to savannah the hallmarks of lives deep inside. and his former club soccer got a reminder that daniel did up the good stuff if this is a free kick twenty third minute

months in hiding it in the open. ten minutes later shot to play on but it's gone almost equalised with this spectacular efforts. after the break two clicks to guard goals decided the game cut down market street into the starting eleven with a header in the fifty fourth minute. tiny native to the new moments baby. finally roused shotgun and adams the lady pulled one back that wasn't enough to deny stood guard as they seek to get away from the relegation zone. student it's three points and a step toward safety. we'd been saying all along every game is like a cup final for us now. we still have three to guns. i had cause for optimism after this performance. she can now look at the bundesliga table and with three games left to play and no change in the top half but dortmund have locked up a place in next season's champions league soccer or

not there yet as liver kristen and will's birth are so hot on their heels as well as dueling for fourth place and qualification spot in the relegation battle at the bottom stuttgart is this a few but that win has certainly helped their cause hamburg nuremberg and don't try to look to be the main candidates for the trial. ok no formal education or lack there of is an issue facing students around the world and a new learning tool is aiming to provide a solution to the problem. it's called mass ever open up online course and is becoming hugely popular over the past few years when more universities in elite ones like harvard and stanford are offering popular courses online sometimes for free. hundreds of thousands of students are signing up. icicle look at how one university right outside of berlin has joined in on the turn the carlos diaz is looking for

inspiration. the colombian artist is walking the streets of his home city built on top hoping to stumble across an unusual images and during ps when meat that awful i must tell interesting stories using media techniques that has landed right in to talk to the cinema design but that is made up of tuna. carlos been trying to improve his skills but there are new and advanced riding schools or universities that he started telling him put on. more than eleven thousand km of me in beirut that the non college has a similar problem. he works at his family's furniture store. and he'd like to write stories for computer games. i can't go i can program and terrible at math but i can write well attended and storytelling is something everyone to be very good. and like i must be honest i have found a place to learn. it's not in different parts of a time

it's in the virtual world and the internet. even on the edge. as the face of the online course which is organized by the university of applied sciences in potsdam germany. she and her team spent months developing the content they created a chapter's the modern story writing. it's called the massive open online course and it's free that's the fastest and finds the time in the most exciting thing about the course for men. just to get an interview partners like the children's aunt are plenty of home care you can double or an apple she would have never come from one angeles to christ on the eye of the whole seminar in preventing non national parks and cook on them. it really too small around twenty students attend a conventional forces in pottstown. around eighty five thousand registered for the ongoing course. last night because the thing that impresses me most is that students from all continents and so many different countries have registered for

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